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Hey beautiful community, I’m hoping for some advice on how to create calm when we arrive home. We have a big front gate and currently it is a pressure point for us… we are always rushing in the gate, trying to stop the dogs jumping on me, on the kids on visitors.. when I am by myself it’s not as bad.. definitely open to any advice please 🙏

I want to wish all our beautiful mothers on here a Happy Mother’s Day! I hope you have a wonderful day and get spoiled. Lex :-)

Not every dog walks into your life to simply sit, shake, and fit neatly into your routine. Some arrive to expose your patience.Your consistency.Your discipline.Your emotions.Your leadership.Your lifestyle. A difficult dog can force you to slow down, communicate better, become calmer under pressure, and finally create the structure you’ve been missing, not just for them… but for yourself too. And somewhere along the journey, you realise the dog was never “giving you a hard time.” They were showing you where growth was needed. That’s why the relationship between a human and a dog can be so powerful. It’s not obedience. It’s transformation. The people willing to lean into that process often come out stronger, calmer, more accountable, and more connected than ever before. Sometimes the dog that challenged you the most… becomes the one you’re most grateful for. 🖤

Let me know your thoughts in the comments!